Add to ORKGPaper submitted to Indigenous Encounters: Reflections on Relations between People in the Pacific; based on intercultural relations in the Pacific between people in everyday context
The evolution of surfing—from the first forms of wave-riding in Oceania, Africa, and the Americas to...
This study examines pan-Oceanic identity envisioned by Epeli Hau\u27ofa at The Oceania Center of Art...
As this file is rather large it is advisable that you download the video to your computer in order t...
Paper submitted to Indigenous Encounters: Reflections on Relations between People in the Pacific; ba...
In this article I argue that the Hawaiian conceptual, cultural, and physical space called po‘ina nal...
Paper submitted to The Space Between: Negotiating Culture, Place, and Identity in the Pacific; based...
International audienceSeveral years after the debate on the invention of traditions in the Pacific, ...
In this paper we look at relations between anthropology, cultural studies, and native studies on the...
ill. ; 28 cmIncludes bibliographical referencesIndigenous encounters: reflections on relations betwe...
"We are the ocean," Epeli Hau‘ofa declared in 1993, challenging the view of Pacific Islands as isola...
In examining the significance of mobility in the long sweep of human history in the Pacific, the wor...
Across Oceania’s deep sea of knowledges, amid multiple unresolved social and political tensions, I s...
Conference paper for the 6th Annual Pacific Islands Studies Conference, "Hawaii in the Contemporary ...
While exploring different topics and issues—examining everything from the importance of our Pacific ...
Contents were included in anthropology course on Peoples of Hawai'i taught beginning in 1971"A Nati...
The evolution of surfing—from the first forms of wave-riding in Oceania, Africa, and the Americas to...
This study examines pan-Oceanic identity envisioned by Epeli Hau\u27ofa at The Oceania Center of Art...
As this file is rather large it is advisable that you download the video to your computer in order t...
Paper submitted to Indigenous Encounters: Reflections on Relations between People in the Pacific; ba...
In this article I argue that the Hawaiian conceptual, cultural, and physical space called po‘ina nal...
Paper submitted to The Space Between: Negotiating Culture, Place, and Identity in the Pacific; based...
International audienceSeveral years after the debate on the invention of traditions in the Pacific, ...
In this paper we look at relations between anthropology, cultural studies, and native studies on the...
ill. ; 28 cmIncludes bibliographical referencesIndigenous encounters: reflections on relations betwe...
"We are the ocean," Epeli Hau‘ofa declared in 1993, challenging the view of Pacific Islands as isola...
In examining the significance of mobility in the long sweep of human history in the Pacific, the wor...
Across Oceania’s deep sea of knowledges, amid multiple unresolved social and political tensions, I s...
Conference paper for the 6th Annual Pacific Islands Studies Conference, "Hawaii in the Contemporary ...
While exploring different topics and issues—examining everything from the importance of our Pacific ...
Contents were included in anthropology course on Peoples of Hawai'i taught beginning in 1971"A Nati...
The evolution of surfing—from the first forms of wave-riding in Oceania, Africa, and the Americas to...
This study examines pan-Oceanic identity envisioned by Epeli Hau\u27ofa at The Oceania Center of Art...
As this file is rather large it is advisable that you download the video to your computer in order t...